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Kolge also observes that it is erroneous to equate Gandhi's position on modernity with his position on caste and varna. There are many who believe that Gandhi's criticisms about modern civilization were essentially conditioned by his love and preference for the traditional way of life as under varnashrama dharma. Kolge claims that Gandhi's rejection of modern civilization was never total and nowhere did he claim that the ideal social order is approximated by the varna vyavastha.

On a balance, Kolge's work is not only interesting and path-breaking but also convincing. There are five major chapters in the book, designed according to the chronological reading of Gandhi's writings and accounts of his major activities all relating to the caste question. Besides, the book also contains an interesting chapter entitled "The politician


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